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Major double victory! A behemoth resort development on Mount Srđ erased from the spatial plan, and Zelena akcija finally acquitted after 8 years of judicial exhaustion!

Zelena akcija marks a historic, double victory in the fight for public space and the right to defend the environment! After two full decades of resistance, the erasure of accommodation capacities on Mount Srđ above Dubrovnik from the spatial plan has been proposed. At the same time, after eight years of exhaustion in the courts, a final and binding acquittal has been rendered for the responsible persons of Zelena akcija.

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Joint civil society statement: As the latest fossil fuel crisis starts to bite, Western Balkan governments must avoid further gas addiction and leapfrog to a renewable future!

For the second time this decade, Europe is in an oil and gas crisis, once again highlighting the danger of dependence on imported fossil fuels. The diversification strategy promoted by the EU for decades has shown its limits, and the inherent vulnerability to market disruptions and price hikes remains. As a result, the EU has rightly identified that the solution to the crisis is to wean itself off of fossil fuels, and to push forward with electrification and renewables.

Mega slaughterhouses and chicken farms in Croatia - profit for the investor, damage for the environment and local community!

"We refuse to become a European province for the dirty industrial production of ultra-processed food!" was the sharp message from the massive protest "NO! to the chicken eco-bomb," organized on Saturday, February 21, in Zagreb. The event was coordinated by Zelena akcija/Friends of the Earth Croatia, Animal Friends Croatia, and four civic initiatives from various municipalities in the Sisačko-moslavačka County of Croatia.

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The success story of the island of Krk: the first Croatian island with the prestigious ‘Zero Waste’ certificate

In the summer, the island of Krk is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Croatia, welcoming up to six times more people than the number of permanent residents during the peak season. Despite this strong seasonal influx and numerous waste management challenges, the seven local government units on the island and the utility company Ponikve eko otok Krk d.o.o. have become a leading example in Croatia of how to implement an effective Zero Waste strategy. The long-term cooperation with Zelena akcija, the national coordinator of the Zero Waste Europe network, contributed significantly to this success.

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